We wrap the year up by compiling this year’s choice tips, which included advice on strengthening judgment, finding joy, and following your own path of reconciliation.
Applying Behavioural Insights to Urgent Challenges: A BIG Difference BC 2024 Retrospective
Summer Choice Reads 2024
Embracing Uncertainty: Navigating the Path to Behavioural Insights
My Road to BC BIG: Using BI to Meet the Challenges of Diverse Societies
As a doctoral candidate in political science at the University of British Columbia, Isabel Chew wanted to know: How does ethnic identity shape political attitudes and behaviour in Southeast Asia? The search for answers to questions like this as well as a belief behavioural insights could play a part led her to take on her new role at the BC Behavioural Insights Group.
Organ Donation Registration: Saving Lives By Asking People to Walk the Talk
BI in the Wild: Travelling in Japan and Scotland
How Might We?: Strategies to Improve How We Work in Behavioural Science & Beyond
In this reflection on the challenges behavioural science is facing, urban Inuk Stephanie Papik offers a unique and powerful perspective about how different ways of knowing and being can help address these challenges and enhance the practice. This includes asking ourselves things like ‘How might we better include a diversity of voices and perspectives?’ and ‘How might we recognize that multiple “good” choices co-exist?’